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Is Wi-Fi Access A 'Human Right'?
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October 13, 2014
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15:33Now PlayingDemocratic mayor Martin O'Malley was featured in a CNN profile, and while talking about the differences from baby boomers and young people, had this to say:
“Baby boomers and older were often told that if we specialize in
terms of our skills, we will be more secure and prosperous, that the definition of 'making it’ was living out in the suburbs as far way as possible with the biggest lawn possible."
“Younger people are choosing to live in cities. They realize that connections to each other are making us better. That Wi-Fi is a human right. That proximity is important to entrepreneurship, access to capital and talent and diversity. There is an opportunity there for us as a nation to embrace that new perspective."
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